Latest Contributions by JoeHeggenstaller

Is there a way to limit geocode suggestions for an intersection to only show a candidate for the city in which the intersection is actually geographically located? Our 911 Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system leverages Esri Address Point and Street Address locators for providing call location addresses through a customized interface, not via ArcMap/ArcGIS Pro. When a 911 call taker enters a street intersection that is near a city border they are provided with two address candidates. We want to only show the candidate for the city that the intersection is actually located within. We don't want the adjacent city candidate to be presented as an option. It is a waste of precious time if the user unknowingly selects the adjacent city candidate, then zooms to the map to see the geocoded result is not at the physical intersection (Think motor vehicle accident). Depending upon the location of an incident different agencies will respond to a call, so it is important that we pick the correct city. "Washington" is the "correct" city in the example shown below. Millbrook Village is the adjacent city candidate, which we don't want to be presented as an option. (This example is illustrated using ArcGIS Pro, but the CAD system uses a customized interface.) Purple is the city boundary. I tried various Match Options combinations of "Match with no Zones" and "Comprehensive Zone Matching" settings and rebuilt the locator, but they don't seem to have any affect on the results. I still get two candidates for the intersection. Anyone been able to solve this issue? I'm using ArcGIS Pro 3.2, but this issue has been happening since the ArcMap 10.X days as well. The reference dataset is a road centerline file with address ranges and left/right city attributes as well as the other road name information, of course. (Note: I am not able to create an "intersections" dataset that has all the "valid" intersections by municipality. We don't have control over the underlying programming framework or implementation in the proprietary CAD software.) Thanks in advance. ... View more

I've created an address locator using ArcGIS Pro 3.1.0 and then published it as an AGS service on Enterprise version 11. When I look at the REST endpoint every language variation is displayed for the Address Fields (ArcPro3-1-0-Locator.png) even though I specified English as the Language Code (ArcPro3-1-0-Language.png) when creating the locator. An ArcGIS Desktop 10.8.1 locator service only has the English fields displayed as output (ArcMap10-8-1-Locator.png). Can an option be added to exclude languages that are not of interest for your project during locator creation? ... View more

Please add an option to the ArcGIS Enterprise installation to NOT install the default portal items. It adds an unnecessary burden of 18,000+ folders to the content items directory, increases the installation time as well as adds overhead to the webgisdr backup and recovery process. While I'm sure many of these items are very interesting, we also don't need all these extra items taking up space in our Portal's table of contents. ... View more

This is probably a really noob question that I've wondered about for years, but have never been able to determine a solid answer. Why doesn't the ArcGIS JS API CDN have Subresource Integrity hash (SHA256, SHA384) and crossorigin values? Similar to other libraries like jQuery? <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.4.1.min.js" integrity="sha256-CSXorXvZcTkaix6Yvo6HppcZGetbYMGWSFlBw8HfCJo=" crossorigin="anonymous"></script> Thanks. ... View more